NIFOG 2.0 is out

[ecps92]

They do have an email for agencies to request printed copies.

But that is/was for one of the older versions. Appears they no longer will be printing them for free

 

[RaleighGuy]

But that is/was for one of the older versions. Appears they no longer will be printing them for free

No, it actually has the new version number both in the title and instructions.

 

[ecps92]

No, it actually has the new version number both in the title and instructions.

View attachment 138638

OK, they must have just updated it, back last month it still only said 1.6x
back when they used a Formfilable PDF

Thanks

 

[mmckenna]

I've got the 2.01 version in my hand.
I talked to DHS/CISA at IWCE. Delays were due to redoing the entire document. I'm told agencies can request them now. An updated version of AuxFOG should be coming out next year.

It's 183 pages, so much bigger than the previous versions. There's a lot of good info in the back that is new.

 

[AK4FD]

Hopefully they will be mailing mine out soon then...

 

[AM909]

The cover says "March 2022". Is that a typo, or did it really take a year to edit?

 

[mmckenna]

The cover says "March 2022". Is that a typo, or did it really take a year to edit?

I was wondering the same thing.
I know they were making a big deal about it finally being out, and she really was encouraging people to come by the CISA booth and pick them up.
I was talking to her about how I'd ordered some about 2 years ago and never received them. She asked me how many I needed, and gave me a shrink wrapped stack of 5 of them.

 

[AK4FD]

I was wondering the same thing.
I know they were making a big deal about it finally being out, and she really was encouraging people to come by the CISA booth and pick them up.
I was talking to her about how I'd ordered some about 2 years ago and never received them. She asked me how many I needed, and gave me a shrink wrapped stack of 5 of them.

Did you actually call CISA or was it thru eMail?

 

[mmckenna]

Did you actually call CISA or was it thru eMail?

They had a pretty good presence at IWCE. They were on many of the panels and had a booth. I talked directly with them.

 

[newsphotog]

Hopefully they will be mailing mine out soon then...

Did you ever get your printed copy?

 

[ecps92]

Did you ever get your printed copy?

Yup

 

[RFI-EMI-GUY]

The hard copy is a spiralbound, rip and water resistant paper version with nice sturdy covers. It is not a home printed computer paper stapled version. Nice to keep in my box of programming cables.

chris

I tried to get mine V 1.4 from the Govt Printing House and instead it came via the Navy inventory! I would like to update it.

 

[AK4FD]

Did you ever get your printed copy?

I sure did. It took about 6 or 7 months but finally in October they sent me 2 hard copies for free.

 

[jeepsandradios]

We received our new copies a couple months ago. Had one shipped for each command post.

 

[DeeEx]

I tried to get mine V 1.4 from the Govt Printing House and instead it came via the Navy inventory! I would like to update it.

As far as the return address, it’s always arrived that way for me.

 

[PACNWDude]

We received our new copies a couple months ago. Had one shipped for each command post.

I ordered hard copies on 21 October, and received them 26 October. Seems they are print on demand at this point. I do like having a hard copy though, as you may not have a computer to open the .PDF version everywhere. (Version 2.01 March 2022, and 184 pages).

 

[Dirt_RAT]

I ordered hard copies on 21 October, and received them 26 October. Seems they are print on demand at this point. I do like having a hard copy though, as you may not have a computer to open the .PDF version everywhere. (Version 2.01 March 2022, and 184 pages).

They don't print on demand, there is a stock of them.

 

[902]

They don't print on demand, there is a stock of them.

At the CISA table at IWCE they were handing out V.2.01 (Mar 22). I don't think there was anything earth shattering, although the NPSTC document for naming conventions is coming up for revision.

 

[Wilrobnson]

At the CISA table at IWCE they were handing out V.2.01 (Mar 22). I don't think there was anything earth shattering, although the NPSTC document for naming conventions is coming up for revision.

"This standard is due to be reviewed and reaffirmed, revised or withdrawn through the American National Standards Institute (ANSI)."

Saw that email last week and thought hard for nearly 2 minutes about volunteering....I'm pulled in 30 different directions already, so I passed.

 

[mmckenna]

"This standard is due to be reviewed and reaffirmed, revised or withdrawn through the American National Standards Institute (ANSI)."

Saw that email last week and thought hard for nearly 2 minutes about volunteering....I'm pulled in 30 different directions already, so I passed.

I'm on that list also. Thought about it then saw how many others have volunteered. Figured that was enough.